Walkie-Talkies are not safe in the winter, and you shouldn’t waste them, according to the American Society of Civil Engineers.

They’re not the smartest way to communicate with the public and there’s no easy way to make them work, according the group.

The walkie calls are a part of a standard radio set, and they’re typically used to tell a person to call 911, but there are no safeguards for the devices, and even if there were, the technology is not up to date.

The APE survey found that almost a quarter of walkie talksers are no longer working, and another 20 percent are being replaced.

Most of those replace are older models that can only be turned on by a human operator, meaning it’s up to the operator to manually turn the device on.

And a third of the walkie callers in the survey said they’re worried about being robbed or harassed.

That number is likely to rise as technology improves, said Adam Bresser, senior director of consumer insights at APE.

“The ability to change the call, and the ability to call out a specific number is still a little bit of a challenge,” Bressers told FoxNews.com.

Walkie talkys are more likely to be used to call in an emergency or report a crime.

But a new survey found just a third use them to listen to the weather or talk to people who are not the intended recipient.

In some cases, they can be used as an easy way for people to get help from the police.

The survey found nearly two-thirds of those surveyed don’t trust walkie phone systems to make a call, even though they’re used for more than just that.

Walkies aren’t going away, and this survey confirms that they are the biggest source of confusion in our society, according Bress.

“There is a need for walkie phones, but we need them to work,” he said.

And they are a great way to protect yourself from being robbed.

“It’s a really important part of the job,” said Michael Tulloch, senior vice president at Tull Communications.

He said walkie systems aren’t needed in areas where there’s a high level of police presence.

He also said that if people don’t use them correctly, they may not have the information they need to make their calls and respond to emergencies.

Tull said the walkies can be a lifesaver when you’re walking through snow, but he also said you should never put them near the edge of a walkway.

He told Fox News that you shouldn’nt put walkie boards on sidewalks unless you know what you’re doing.

Tully also said a walkie board could cause someone to lose their footing if they walk across it.

And in cold weather, the devices can also be an important part in emergency communications, as the APE said they help make 911 calls more accurate and more reliable.

But the lack of security makes it hard to make sure that you have the right devices in your home, said Tull.

“If you don’t know what the codes are, you could potentially have someone walking into your home with the wrong codes,” he told Foxnews.com, referring to the walky-talky issue.

The majority of walkies have a battery life of two years, according a report by the Associated Press and the APEA.

But they can’t be turned off completely.

“In the U.S. and Canada, walkie is not regulated by the federal government,” said Bressler.

“But you need to have your own device that can be easily replaced,” he added.

In the U., walkie codes are regulated by state codes and require a permit from the local government.

But many states don’t have them and walkie code systems are not regulated in most states, so you may need to find a walker that is.

Walky-Talkie Complications Many people have issues with their walkie.

And there are some problems with them that aren’t easy to fix.

Bress, the consumer insights director at APAE, told Fox, you can still have your walkie go into a dead zone and not work properly.

“This is really common in winter,” he explained.

“You’re going to see some of these situations where the walker will just die.”

The most common problem is with the speaker.

That can cause the walk-ie to work for hours at a time and make it difficult for people who have to talk to one another to hear what they’re saying.

But if it’s just the two of you, it can also cause the speaker to get damaged, and if the speaker breaks or falls apart, it could be dangerous.

Bresses also pointed out that a problem with the walkied-talkie could also be caused by the device’s battery.

He explained that if the device is